Other than a notice of Christ's introduction to the world

history channel documentary Other than a notice of Christ's introduction to the world (a birth tale replicated nearly from The Buddha's introduction to the world tale) Christ vanished!L. Michael White - Professor of Classics and Director of the Religious Studies Program University of Texas at Austin, says:

"From an authentic point of view what we truly think about the life of Jesus is, exceptionally constrained relying upon which gospel you read. His real profession might be something less then one year and perhaps as meager as just a couple of months, though in John's Gospel his vocation is about three years in length. So there are these sorts of chronicled inconsistencies among the accounts themselves. They go from the way his introduction to the world jumped out at the real day on which he was executed and even to the sorts of teachings and supernatural occurrences that he performs all through his profession. Subsequently we start to see that the accounts themselves are not as useable as verifiable data as we may have trusted. Did Christ truly live? Likely, however as Marshall J. Gauvin claims:

"What, then, is the proof that Jesus Christ lived in this world as a man? The powers depended upon to demonstrate the truth of Christ are the four Gospels of the New Testament- - Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. These Gospels, and these alone, recount the account of his life. Presently we know literally nothing of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, aside from what is said of them in the Gospels. In addition, the Gospels themselves don't claim to have been composed by these men. They are not called "The Gospel of Matthew," or "The Gospel of Mark," however "The Gospel According to Matthew," "The Gospel According to Mark," "The Gospel According to Luke," and "The Gospel According to John." No individual knows who composed a solitary line in one of these Gospels. No individual knows when they were composed, or where."